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The author sounds like he has some jealousy issues to get sorted. I found the last section shocking. Wanting to joust, jealous of this personality type? That’s
by imwillofficial 3y ago
The author sounds like he has some jealousy issues to get sorted.
I found the last section shocking. Wanting to joust, jealous of this personality type? That’s.. really strange.
- seattle_spring 3y agoI didn’t read it that way at all, and felt that section ring particularly true. “Joust” really just seems like another word for willing to engage in well-intentioned debate. The realization the author likely made was that the so-called “cult leaders” were not at all engaging in good faith, despite them and their followers insisting otherwise. Some really great examples of this would be Jordan Peterson or Eric Weinstein. The moment you think you can engage with these sorts in good faith is the moment you’ve fallen into their trap.
- mattw2121 3y agoI came away from the article thinking, "Where is he finding all these cult leaders?"
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